There are 2 problems:
1. picking the best exchange for this job (I used altcoin exchanges and I used Bitcoin exchanges from my country, I have neither Bitstamp not Coinbase account)
2. filling correctly the info so I can withdraw.
So I guess that the first info would be to use Bitstamp.
I just made an account there ... and after I actually get to verify it so I can get to withdraw page I'll come back to you.
Thanks.
Edit: You were right, it was indeed easy, I've been overthinking it. I've done easily a SEPA transfer from Bitstamp to Revolut and another one from Revolut to another bank.
Topic: Bitcoin -> Revolut (help please) (Read 136 times)
I wonder if the problem is that you're just confusing something with your SEPA identification. You just have to give your IBAN numbers and the BIC numbers. I don't have an account there but if you can post or send me a screenshot of your Bitstamp page I will explain you how to
I've done a bit of research even on google, but most answers are at least 5 months old.
I would like to know a proper (and hopefully cheap) way that works in 2019 for selling BTC at a proper exchange (not Wirex, for example) and withdraw (EUR) onto Revolut.
I live in EU, but never did SEPA transfers.
I've found a step by step tutorial on withdrawing from Coinbase to Revolut.
I've found on reddit some words about withdrawing from Bitstamp to Revolut (but it's not so well explained and I may miss some steps).
All in all, can somebody point me to the right direction? The exchange and maybe the steps too?
Thanks.
I would like to know a proper (and hopefully cheap) way that works in 2019 for selling BTC at a proper exchange (not Wirex, for example) and withdraw (EUR) onto Revolut.
I live in EU, but never did SEPA transfers.
I've found a step by step tutorial on withdrawing from Coinbase to Revolut.
I've found on reddit some words about withdrawing from Bitstamp to Revolut (but it's not so well explained and I may miss some steps).
All in all, can somebody point me to the right direction? The exchange and maybe the steps too?
Thanks.
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